Russia used deliberate starvation tactics during the seizure of Mariupol ... beginning of the war in Ukraine. Civilians were left without water, gas, and electricity for days after the siege ...

The evacuations, after ... before the evacuations started, many of them family members of employees, two employees tell the Times. Ukraine estimates that about 20,000 civilians who stayed in ...

At a vantage point somewhere between the southern Ukrainian cities of Zaporizhzhia and Mariupol, next to one of the last checkpoints before Russian ... of ourselves after this is over," she ...

Sundance: With first-person POVs captured by Ukrainian soldiers' body cameras, Oscar winner Mstyslav Chernov places you directly into combat, sometimes to numbing effect.

The city is part of roughly 18 percent of Ukrainian territory that has fallen to Russia, according to American think tank the Institute for the Study of War. The situation in Mariupol, cut off ...

In particular, in Mariupol, which the russians destroyed back in 2022, they tried to demonstratively "rebuild" apartments for those residents who, due to a number of circumstances, could not leave the ...

But they made it safely. Doctors treated Karina's injuries, and, after three days, they left Mariupol through one of the evacuation corridors. Karina eventually made it to Spain. "I took the ...

In the last three years of occupation, Russian authorities have demolished more than 500 residential buildings in the city of Mariupol, leaving residents homeless and ignoring their requests for new ...

The fall of Mariupol, the site of a merciless 7-week-old siege that has reduced much of the city to a smoking ruin, would be Moscow’s biggest victory of the war yet and free up troops to take ...